Had a really great guide who was both knowledgable and interesting. Highly recommend for all music lovers

learned about many of the people who started their music career in Memphis. went at our own pace and had recorded info to listen to

Bit short of staff. Great video introduction. Audio tour. Things you are not going to see elsewhere. Leave yourself st least two hours. Close to Gibson guitar factory and other things to see and so and eat!

This museum takes you on a broad and varied historical trip through musical history in Memphis, with soul, blues, R&B, bluegrass, rock and country well represented. I enjoyed the audio guide and the opportunity to listen to some of the songs being referenced in the...More

We found this to be an interesting museum, but having previously toured Graceland, Stax and Sun we felt we had seen a lot before. The headsets and players were well presented and had the added bonus of being able to select entire tunes to listen...More

Nice video to start with Carl Perkins then self guided tour with headphones. Lots of interesting artifacts and stories. Try to find a coupon to make it really worth the trip!

One of the problems with going on a music tour of the south is that with all of the museums they tend to run together in your mind. Did I see this at this one or that one? No mind, this was very pleasant and...More

To be fair, I didn't have enough time to go through all of the exhibit material. To do it right, you probably need 3 hours (I got there at 5:30 and they told me that I could come back the next day--I would have if...More

Telling the history of rock and soul in memphis. Good reading, great displays. Just off Beale Street. Nice gift shop.

A great time with my husband going down memory lane and learning some new information too. Sang aloud, reminisced and laughed too. Boogied my way all the way to the car when I put in the CD I purchased to keep the memory alive